Temple
Wat Prayurawongsawat (Turtle Mountain Temple)
Thonburi, Bangkok, Thailand
An artificial hill called Khao Mo, ringed by a turtle filled pond and dotted with miniature stupas, shrines and rock gardens. Wikipedia (re-fetched) describes it as "a rock garden surrounded by a number of miniature chedis and stupas, cathedrals, pavilion, and rare plants" that has provided "a place of peace and tranquility in the monastery for more than 180 years," designed to represent Mount Meru and "considered the largest and oldest replica mountain in Thailand." It was registered as an ancient monument by the Fine Arts Department in 1979. Secretlocale.com (re-fetched) independently adds that "this temple won a UNESCO award for cultural heritage conservation" and that visitors "can buy food to feed" the turtles, calling it "an engaging, family-friendly activity."
Hours
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Checked 25 Jul 2026
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Age suitability
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